& Eysenck, 1985 ). Indeed, shyness in early childhood predicts the development of both these personality traits in adolescence ( Baardstu, Coplan, Karevold, Laceulle, & von Soest, 2020 ). In this regard, temperamental shyness might be considered as a building block in the development of personality
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Coaches’ Beliefs About Shy Children and Adolescents in the Context of Team Sports
Kim Nguyen, Robert J. Coplan, Kristen A. Archbell, and Linda Rose-Krasnor
Coaches’ Experience of the “Gaelic4Teens” Program in Ireland
Wesley O’Brien, Irene Hogan, and Tara Coppinger
sport participation. Wesley is an advocate for increasing physical literacy through projects such as Y-PATH, Sport for Life, Project Spraoi, Gaelic for Girls and Project FLAME. Dr. Irene Hogan is a Lecturer in the Department of Sport, Leisure & Childhood Studies in Munster Technological University (MTU
A Case Study Analysis of the Coach–Athlete Dyad in Different Age Grade Nonelite Rugby Union Teams
Kevin Smith, Con Burns, Cian O’Neill, Noreen Quinn, John D. Duggan, Nick Winkelman, Matthew Wilkie, and Edward K. Coughlan
Kevin Smith is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Sport, Leisure and Childhood Studies at Munster Technological University, Cork, Ireland. His area of research focuses on the evaluation of a coach education framework in school and club settings in rugby union. Con Burns is a senior lecturer in the
Coaches’ Use of Need-Supportive and Need-Thwarting Behaviors Across the Developmental Continuum: A Qualitative Investigation in Figure Skating
Diane Benish, Tucker Readdy, and Johannes Raabe
(gymnastics, 11 years), David Witt and Venus Williams (tennis, 11 years), and Laura Lipetsky and Alysa Liu (figure skating, 9 years). In certain sports, such as gymnastics, tennis, and figure skating, these relationships can start in childhood and adolescence, which places additional emphasis on the
The Implementation of a National Strategy to Encourage Injury Prevention Program Uptake in a Community Female Sport in Ireland: A Camogie Case Study
Siobhán O’Connor, Wesley O’Brien, and Peter Lacey
level, the sports of Gaelic Games in Ireland, which includes Camogie, are played by a large proportion of female children, youth, and adults ( O’Brien et al., 2018 ). Camogie, governed by the Camogie Association, is a popular Irish team community sport played exclusively by females from childhood
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to sponsor and mentor young women in the field of coaching. Coach-Assessed Skill Learning Progress of Youth Soccer Players Correlates With Earlier Childhood Practice in Other Sports Güllich, A., Cronauer, R., Diehl, J., Gard, L., & Miller, C. (2020). International Journal of Sports Science
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with athletes) were highlighted to facilitate PYD; however, the sport structure (model that focuses on competition and performance from early childhood) was highlighted as a barrier for enabling coaches to do so. Additionally, coaches’ individual motivation to achieve performance success often
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enhance learning. Importantly, technology not only supports learning, but also serves as a tool to encourage active engagement in learning from early childhood to late adulthood. Misuse of technological tools may inhibit the learning process by inhibiting an athlete’s ability or willingness to explore and
Developing Recommendations for European Sport Coaching Policy: The PEAK Project
Louis Moustakas and John Bales
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Case Studies From Elite Youth Soccer: Reflections on Talent Development Practices
Daniel Wixey, Knud Ryom, and Kieran Kingston
soccer academies. From their research, the authors found there to be no association between academy players’ accumulated hours of play during childhood and their current (intrinsic and autonomous) motivation in the academy, findings very much at odds with the postulates of the DMSP ( Côté, 1999